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Kids Are Fine Aideuleun jeulgeopda

Lee Ji-won / South Korea / 2021 / 108 min / Korean / 10+

Based on a webtoon, Lee Ji-Won’s feature debut is a sensitively made, emotional, bittersweet take on life situations through a child’s eyes.

cast Lee Kyung-hoon, Lee Sang-hee, Yun Gyeong-ho, Gong Min-jeong, Hur Ji-na

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With an ailing mother and a very busy father, nine-year-old Da-yi knows how to take care of himself, taking on each new day with courage. But because he misses his mum, who has been hospitalised, Da-yi takes a group of friends and his meagre savings and embarks on a journey to see her again…

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